A Second Chance for Ronnie Nak…
Amount Raised:
$730
24% Raised of $3,000 Goal
Anonymous
$20
Anonymous
$75
Dignity and Power Now
$40
Pete Ramirez
$20
S & K Stephenson
$50
Leila
Wendy Montano
$20
Wendy Montano
$80
Raul
$50
Kevin and Elsa
$50
Brimah Vonjo
$26
A YOO
$100
Karen Ishizuka & Robert A. Nakamura
$100
J. Ogura
$100
Manny Abrantes
$100
The Ragsdales
$50
Nadine de Rosset
$52
Bouchard Family
$25
Pogi
$20
John
$10
Nicholette and Kristan
$25
elvira anguiano
$30
Anonymous
Porsch Family Santa Cruz
$25
Lindsey Family
$25
Nicklas and Jessica Vlahakis
$40
Apple Hiponia
$20
Gramma Julia
$30
Malcolm Hiponia
$10
karely beltran OA.
$20
G. Washington
$20
juan arrevill...
$50
Nick Maestas
$15
Nick Maestas
$25
Nick Maestas
$25
The Wyllie Family
$25
ariakayl...
$25
Pauline Kikuchi
$30
Joyce Yang
$10
chihuahua
$40
Lucy Davis
$27
Anndy Candy
$10
Anonymous
$10
Matthew Yeung
$100
Xochilt & Jose Esqueda
$50
David Pio & Sherry Liu
$100
Kae Pelagio
$20
carlos andrade
$20
Anonymous
$30
Gloria Canelas
$10
Enoch Chen
$10
tad teferi
$30
Connie Chung Joe
$50
david reyes
$30
Allen Lieu
$10
carlos
$156
Juan
$53
Randy D.
$50
Perry Wu
$25
Matt Lee
$10
Terry Ann Hernandez
$20
Peter & Shirley Lee
$200
ofelia prieto
$25
Renewed Freedom Center for Rapid Anxiety...
$30
i wish i was more rich
$28
Kay Renee
$30
Arlene C.
$20
JBG
Annie Park
$30
Melissa
$10
Shinaei Yu
$41
RJJ
$50
Anonymous
$20
Betty Pio
$200
J Chau
$15
howard kim
$20
Hubert and Susan
$52
Hubert and Susan
$52
Anonymous
$25
Anonymous
$25
Your sister ;)
$26
Jane M.
$40
Padilla family
$100
Nick Bowden
$23
Brian Nishimot... Village Chiropra...
$50
Cherry & Al Abrot Ayulo
$50
Prevention
$119
Paulina's FAVORITE Ohio family, who don'...
$52
uncle sam & auntie sharon
$50
Kuida-Os...
$25
Jackie T.
$10
Mr. Fred
$10
Mr. Fred
$20
Anonymous
$25
Uncle Rog and Aunty Dianna
$200
H.C. Taga
$50
Mike Vaswani
$50
Elijah Souza
$26
Kevin Joiner
$10
Joneedan
$20
Manny Espiritu
$100
Lillian Choy/Diep
$52
Val & Eunise Poblete
$100
Thi Ha
$20
Amy & Family
$25
Mark DeAngelis
$50
elena cervantes
$30
Ramon and Melanie
$20
Anonymous
$20
David & Hang Pham
$40
Daddy and Jamie
$50
Ron Redmond
$50
Cherry May
$50
Nonee & Cole Carter
$20
Yoonah Bae
$30
Michelle
$50
Anonymous
$50
Tina Gonzalez
$25
Pierre Movsessian
$100
Henry & Cindy Kato
$50
Tamiko Hirano
$50
Jose Conrado
$30
Qiana Petty
$23
Kuvu se kina.
$100
Dolcemas... Family
$125
Trish and Bree
$20
Deidra Hardimon
$30
Anonymous
$100
Anonymous
$10
Anonymous
$45
Melissa Alvarez
$25
Lisette
$30
MAG
$10
Parin and Rissa
$50
Jeff and Shay
$51
Jason Datingui...
$100
Delia Zapien
$30
Jay Oyakawa
Grandma & Grandpa W.
$50
Kimberly Hee
$45
Steve Gonzalez
$20
Remy, Wendy, nick nagatani
$50
R. Jung
$52
Sunny
$15
Nic Echevestre
$26
Sweets~N...
$30
JesseVette
$30
Maricela Gamino Quihuiz
$30
Century21 Town & Country
$100
Shawn Luong
$35
Malcolm Hiponia
$61
Malcolm Hiponia
$100
Sarah N.
$50
Rene D Soriano
$30
Shinaei Yu
$113
keri vong
$20
Anonymous
$52
Tae Lee
$100
Your most awesome cousin dchooooo... (â—...
$10
Sandy Maeshiro
$150
Anonymous
$50
Anonymous
$50
Anonymous
$50
Anonymous
$25
Anonymous
$25
Anonymous
$20
Mitchell & Scott Yokogawa
$30
Pastor Tim
$100
Vincent Franks & Family
$150
Marcus Covington
$200
Bitia Aflalo
$25
Mommy Apple
$30
Frederika Keating YFP
$10
Reggie Quin AADAP YFP Coordina...
$10
Laura Doyle
$26
Past Resident
$10
Kevin & Olivia
$25
Manley Fong
$100
Al Mizuno
$50
P & J
$40
Alice
$50
Broke Student Teacher, Grace Han =b
$20
Grace Lee
$100
Anonymous
$12
Eileen Yamada
$100
Anonymous
$20
Cindy Rasmussen
$20
Rita
MAG
$20
Daeho & Oh-ok
$100
Cameron Nagatani
$26
Tad Nakamura
$30
James loves Tim & Christine Lee
$100
Brian holifield
$26
Peter Nguyen
$30
Tina Hong
$52
Carrie Morita
$50
Janice Higashi
$30
Geoff Mukae
$50
Jobs for Fobs
$20
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ABOUT
The Asian American Drug Abuse Program (AADAP) is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to serving Asian Pacific Islanders and other under-served communities with substance abuse services. Programs and services are provided to all individuals regardless of race or ethnicity.
HISTORY
In 1971, 31 Asian American youths died from drug overdoses. Community leaders largely in denial about the problems of substance abuse in the so-called “model minority” were shocked and dismayed by a growing crisis. An epidemic of drug abuse was underway while many in the Asian Pacific Islander American community believed, “our kids do not do drugs.” Fortunately, leadership recognized the consequences for the community as a whole and decided to make a difference.
People organized and talked to the youth to figure out the underlying causes of substance abuse and addiction in the Asian Pacific Islander American community. The organizers discovered that users both young and old in this ethnic enclave had nowhere to go for help. Asian Pacific Islander drug users needed someone and some place that understood the ethnic, cultural and family nuances of what they were going through with their drug use and addiction.
The organizers drafted a proposal and submitted a request to the federal government for funding to provide a substance abuse program targeting Asian Pacific Islander Americans. In 1972, the proposal was funded for a nonprofit organization and the Asian American Drug Abuse Program (AADAP) came into existence. Today, AADAP remains one of the leaders in the nation with a mission to target and design services for Asian and Pacific Islanders with substance abuse problems.
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